This book explores models of fictional ecomasculinity in and through contemporary U.S. literature and cinema and intersections between ecomasculinities and other counter-hegemonic practices of manhood.
This book explores models of fictional ecomasculinity in and through contemporary U.S. literature and cinema and intersections between ecomasculinities and other counter-hegemonic practices of manhood.
Stefan Brandt is professor at the University of Graz. Rubén Cenamor is PhD candidate and research fellow at the University of Barcelona.
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Introduction: Ecomasculinities: Negotiating Male Gender Identity in U.S. Fiction Stefan L. Brandt & Rubén Cenamor Part I: The Birth of Literary Ecomasculinities 1. The Wild Ones: Ecomasculinities in the American Literary Imagination Stefan L. Brandt 2. Men in Nature: a critical analysis of the Mythopoetic Men's Movement Paul M. Pulé and Martin Hultman 3. Eco-men from the Outer Space? Mars and Utopian Masculinities in Fin de Siècle Literature Alessandra Calanchi Part II: Ecomasculinities in American Literature from 1950s to 1990s 4. A New Man Emerges: Masculinities Beyond Capitalism and the Eco-Man in 1950s' America Rubén Cenamor 5. Gender Blending and Psychic Phenomena: Forming Ecomasculinities in Gravity's Rainbow Victoria Addis 6. Cormac McCarthy's Eco-men: the loss of the natural world in the twentieth century American landscape Layla Hendow 7. Aging Men in Nature: Jane Smiley's Ecocritical Exploration of Masculinities Across the Life Course in A Thousand Acres Teresa Requena Part III: The Eco-Man in Contemporary Cinema, TV and Media 8. The Film Star as Eco-warrior: Harrison Ford Saves the Planet (and this Time It is for Real) Virginia Luzón 9. True Detective: Not Flourishing yet, but Maybe Germinating. Bill Phillips 10. Polar Bears and Electric Plugs: Green Shopping and Twenty-First Century Queer American Masculinity Evangeline M. Heiliger About the Contributors
Introduction: Ecomasculinities: Negotiating Male Gender Identity in U.S. Fiction Stefan L. Brandt & Rubén Cenamor Part I: The Birth of Literary Ecomasculinities 1. The Wild Ones: Ecomasculinities in the American Literary Imagination Stefan L. Brandt 2. Men in Nature: a critical analysis of the Mythopoetic Men's Movement Paul M. Pulé and Martin Hultman 3. Eco-men from the Outer Space? Mars and Utopian Masculinities in Fin de Siècle Literature Alessandra Calanchi Part II: Ecomasculinities in American Literature from 1950s to 1990s 4. A New Man Emerges: Masculinities Beyond Capitalism and the Eco-Man in 1950s' America Rubén Cenamor 5. Gender Blending and Psychic Phenomena: Forming Ecomasculinities in Gravity's Rainbow Victoria Addis 6. Cormac McCarthy's Eco-men: the loss of the natural world in the twentieth century American landscape Layla Hendow 7. Aging Men in Nature: Jane Smiley's Ecocritical Exploration of Masculinities Across the Life Course in A Thousand Acres Teresa Requena Part III: The Eco-Man in Contemporary Cinema, TV and Media 8. The Film Star as Eco-warrior: Harrison Ford Saves the Planet (and this Time It is for Real) Virginia Luzón 9. True Detective: Not Flourishing yet, but Maybe Germinating. Bill Phillips 10. Polar Bears and Electric Plugs: Green Shopping and Twenty-First Century Queer American Masculinity Evangeline M. Heiliger About the Contributors
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